this glossary is terms taken from texts in the translation material in L2 LEA
Accreditation
noun
the action or process of officially recognizing someone as having a particular status or being qualified to perform a particular activity.
Example: For the 'HRM quality enhancer' hotel, which is part of a national chain of hotels, holds the IiP ACCREDITATION.
fr: accréditation
Commitment
noun
an engagement or obligation that restricts freedom of action.
Example: It is clear that EI refers to management-led initiatives, aimed at stimulating employee COMMITMENT and allowing discretion for employee decision-making on lower, often task-based ground s .
fr: engagement
Concerns
noun
make (someone) anxious or worried.
Example: This is an aspect of description, while it can be suggested that other religious, political or social CONCERNS are more properly matters of interpretation.
fr: préoccupations
Consumption
noun
an amount of something which is used up or ingested.
Example: Additionally, its presents the second hypothesis of this research: the CONSUMPTION of fiction works as a synecdoche regarding the CONSUMPTION of exchange goods in a consumerist society.
fr: consommation
Convicted
adjective
having been declared guilty of a criminal offence by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge.
Example: Few people become aware of crimes of the powerful or how serious these are, because their attention is glued to the highly publicized social characteristics of the CONVICTED and imprisoned population.
fr: condamné
Dips
noun
(of a level or amount) become lower or smaller, typically temporarily.
Example: her popularity has dipped in recent years
fr: trempettes
Ethical
Adjective
relating to moral principles or the branch of knowledge dealing with these.
Example: At stake is the undifferentiated circulation of sameness: the difference asserted in experimental media is an ETHICAL and aesthetic imperative as much as or more than an ideological one.
fr: Éthique
Flattering
adjective
enhancing someone's appearance.
Example: The women, although unconventional,(by current ideologies), are still photographed in a FLATTERING manner, the lighting is professional and the composition is appropriate.
fr: flatteuse
Intermittency
noun
type of: irregularity, unregularity. not characterized by a fixed principle or rate; at irregular intervals.
Example: Space also could provide the solution to solar power’s intermittency problem
fr: Intermittence
Measures
noun
Political processes: Joint venture with one of the M&S leading SUPPLIERS, Desmond & Sons, to design and source children's clothing.
Example: Strong evidence exists for the case that ecosystematic planning limits floodplain use, institutes site-specific runoff collection MEASURES, and provides for riparian habitat restoration.
fr: les mesures
Peaks
noun
the point of highest activity, quality, or achievement.
Example: The incidence of infection PEAKS in June and November when tick populations increase and when humans come into contact with lagomorphs and their ectoparasites respectively.
fr: Pics
Plaintiffs
noun
a person who brings a case against another in a court of law.
Example: So too did Sir Thomas Bingham MR (as he then was) at 678: "Like the judge, I do not think the defendants' product would reduce the first PLAINTIFFS' sales in any significant and direct way.
fr: plaignants
Request
noun
an act of asking politely or formally for something.
Example: She owned her house and was beautiful, so in greater demand, which meant she could REQUEST a better fee.
fr: requête
Residential
adjective
occupied by private houses.
Example: On first admission to the ward on Section 2 of the Act, Bill had come from a RESIDENTIAL home and had been exhibiting violent behavior and refusing to co-operate with the team who wanted to bring him into hospital.
fr: résidentielle
Scam
noun
a dishonest scheme; a fraud.
Example: A guy that scams old pensioners out of their savings
fr: Escroquerie
Streaming
noun
Technique de diffusion et de lecture en ligne et en continu de données multimédias, qui évite le téléchargement des données et permet la diffusion en direct (ou en léger différé).
Example: The video STREAMING or well-photographed 3D picture will alleviate the visitors' needs of touching that give customers the psychological fell they are dealing with other human being rather than machine.
fr: diffusion
Suppliers
noun
a person or organization that provides something needed such as a product or service.
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Example: Political processes: Joint venture with one of the M&S leading SUPPLIERS, Desmond & Sons, to design and source children's clothing.
fr: fournisseuses
Trafficking
noun
deal or trade in something illegal.
Example: The spiral in drug abuse and TRAFFICKING, with direct consequences for the AIDS epidemic, has created a new kind of alarm.
fr: Trafic
Versatile
adjective
Who easily changes party, opinion.
Example: According to the author, people may be pre-eminent taking a certain team role or being VERSATILE, but it is difficult for them to be both.
fr: polyvalente
Violate
verb
break or fail to comply with (a rule or formal agreement).
Example: This is to say that the man who solves the riddle of nature must also VIOLATE the most sacred natural law, and even that wisdom as such is a crime against nature.
